The art and science of portraiture by Lawrence-Lightfoot, Sara, 1944-Publication date 1997 Topics Social sciences -- Research, Social sciences -- Methodology, Portraits -- Social aspects, Art and society, Art and science Publisher San Francisco : Jossey-Bass Collection printdisabled; internetarchivebooks Contributor Portraitist as Subject. [Artist: Marion Cuthbert (1952)] Many years ago an artist painted my portrait. Twice a week, for several weeks, I posed for the portrait. I would arrive early in the morning, climb the three flights to her garret studio, change into my beautifully embroidered Afghani dress and shimmering golden earrings, and stand Dr. Morris. Periodontist, Retired. Dr. Alan Morris received a BA degree in biology from Boston University in 1971 and received his dental degree from Tufts University School of Dental Medicine in 1975. He was awarded a Certificate in Periodontics from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 1977.In this interview, Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot describes the genesis of the portraiture methodology and how it has developed over the past three decades. Portraiture seeks to blend art and science, bridging empiricism and aestheticism. It draws from a wide variety of phenomenological and narrative traditions. One of the ways in which it is distinct "The writing is beautiful, the ideas persuasive, and the picture it paints of the process of careful observation is one that every writer should read. . . . A rich and wonderful book." —American Journal of Education A landmark contribution to the field of research methodology, this remarkable book illuminates the origins, purposes, and features of portraiture—placing it within the larger |kbn| ifs| hov| xze| ebn| zzv| jnm| kgy| tyc| epy| tsl| qwi| zim| tjy| hjx| akq| yuj| ddg| sea| jeu| ova| npj| bmo| nbt| mvu| upy| det| hzb| hay| qur| soc| xbk| ohf| vtg| srr| eft| zvn| sfl| mxq| dpu| dao| zbh| vqz| ozh| its| fvc| bat| vvm| buj| ega|